05 Aug
I enjoyed Twelfth Night very much and I recommend that everyone go see it. More specifically, I want to say that Alexandra Matthew has been excellent in everything I’ve ever seen her in. I first saw her in 2001 at Marin Shakespeare, and I remember telling people I thought she should play the lead in […]
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04 Aug
FAR OUT, MAN!!! I have seen several excellent (traditional) performances of Twelfth Night, and I must say I had my doubts (along with many many others apparently) that this would be anything other than a lame mockery. I could not have been more WRONG! Your production was FABULOUS!!! From Sgt. Orsino’s lonely Hearts Club Valentines […]
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27 Jul
Take Bob Dylan and the Beatles and others and dump them into the middle of Shakespeare’s poetry? I had my doubts. But it worked, and worked brilliantly. The 20th century musical selections were perfect. I am somewhat of a purist when it comes to Shakespeare, but last night’s show blew me away. You guys are […]
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20 Jul
Two Steps Away From Ashland…I would rate this performance very “high!” The concept is great, the interpretation of 12th night form a 70s perspective is wonderful. The acting was flawless - everybody was great. I only noticed once or twice when Sir Toby stumbled over his lines instead of his feet. The choreography was also perfect. […]
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18 Jul
We saw “Twelfth NIght or All You Need is Love” last night. I am not a fan of musical theatre, was not forewarned, and would have walked out, except for the fact that it was directed in a very clever way and though I did not bend over from laughter, as about 12 others in […]
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18 Jul
12th night is my favorite Shakespeare play (excluding histories, tragedies and problem plays)–OK, it’s my favorite comedy since high school. I can cry when Helen Hunt as Caesario meets her brother–and I cried all night from laughing so hard. Lesley and Bob, you are geniuses–and talented geniuses. I had my reservations about a 60-70’s version. I […]
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